Before & After Cases
All on X Full Arch Rehabilitation
Full Upper Jaw Bridge Supported by Implants
All upper teeth were removed, and seven implants were placed. After five months, all upper teeth were replaced with three different unit bridges. A comprehensive implant placement procedure was conducted for a lady experiencing gum disease, which had led to loose and protruding upper teeth. In response, 7 implants were strategically placed to address the issue. Following this, 3 bridges were meticulously fabricated, replacing a total of 12 teeth. This restoration not only restored functionality but also enhanced the aesthetic appeal of her smile.
All on 6 / Full Upper Bridge Supported by Implants
Full Upper Arch Implant Bridge
Six implants were placed in the upper jaw of a beloved gentleman, and they will be restored with a full porcelain bridge six months later.
All on 6 - Full Upper Arch Bridge on 6 Implants
Before and after images show the transition from the initial placement of implants with a temporary bridge to the final full upper arch bridge.
All on 6 / Full Upper Bridge Supported by Implants
In addition to the lower denture solution, the patient expressed discomfort with his removable upper denture and sought a more permanent solution that could be implemented promptly. Following a thorough consultation, he underwent the extraction of all remaining upper teeth and received six implants (All-on-6) with an immediate fixed bridge loaded the same day. The entire procedure was performed under local anesthesia, guided by a surgical plan informed by his Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) scan. This fixed bridge serves as a temporary solution while his gums heal from the extractions. He is scheduled to return in six months for the fitting of a permanent bridge, marking the completion of his dental restoration journey.
All on 4 / Lower Denture Supported by Implants
Five months ago, this gentleman sought consultation with Dr. Sage due to issues with his lower denture, which was loose and allowed food to become trapped underneath. After assessing the thickness of his jawbone, Dr. Sage recommended an implant-supported denture as the optimal solution, tailored to the patient’s desire to avoid bone grafting or any complex procedures. The patient is now extremely satisfied with his new denture, enjoying significant improvements such as the elimination of food trapping under the denture, exceptional retention, and the ease with which he can now enjoy his favorite rare-cooked steak. The denture’s secure fit is such that he finds it quite difficult to remove.